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New York’s MARK NADLER nominated for the French Tony Award

International cabaret and theatre artist, MARK NADLER, has been nominated for the Trophée de la Comédie Musicale, the French equivalent of Broadway’s Tony Award, for creating the role of Eugene in Gaby Deslys at the Theatre de Passy in Paris this past March.

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